Basic Installing and Connecting | Sony LF-X1, LF-X5 specification

Setup and Connections

BASIC: Installing and Connecting
Attaching the Base Station Stand	page 19
Connecting to a TV Antenna	page 20
Connecting to an External TV Tuner (STB)	page 20
Connecting Other Devices	page 21
Turning On the Power	page 23
Carrying and Positioning the Monitor	page 28
BASIC: Basic Setting
Setting Up TV Channels	page 30
Using the On-screen Remote Control	page 33
Connecting to the Internet	page 37
Configuring Network Settings	page 40
Setting Up Mail	page 43
BASIC: Guide to On-screen Icons
Guide to On-screen Icons	page 45

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Sony LF-X1, LF-X5 Basic Installing and Connecting, Basic Basic Setting, Basic Guide to On-screen Icons

Contents

LocationFreeTV Owner’s Record FCC Radiation Exposure Statement Recycling Lithium ION Rechargeable Batteries Table of Contents Mail Basics OperationsWeb Entering Characters Functions and SettingsAlbum 139 Others Tips What is a LocationFreeTV? For the LF-X1 Right side Identifying Parts and ControlsMonitor Rear Left sideTop For the LF-X5 Right side Capture button 1 Front Rear Base Station Checking the Package Contents Page Basic Guide to On-screen Icons Basic Installing and ConnectingBasic Basic Setting Advance Making Use of NetAV Advance Watching A/V via Home-Wired LANAdvance Selecting a Connection Type for the Monitor Attaching the Base Station Stand Connecting to an External TV Tuner STB Connecting to a TV AntennaConnecting to the antenna cable Connecting to the video input terminal Watching video on a connected device Connecting Other Devices Using a VCR and TV Connecting the Power Cord to the Base Station Turning On Power Removing the battery Inserting the BatteryFor the LF-X1 For the LF-X5 Connecting the Power Cord to the Monitor Press Power on the front of the base Turning on the powerSlide Power on top of the monitor to turn it on Turning off the monitor power Battery Life Charging the BatteryBattery charging time Approximate life of a fully charged battery Adjusting the Monitor Stand Using the Monitor Handle LF-X1 OnlyMake the monitor upright using the stand on the bottom Carrying Positioning Monitor Adjusting the Viewing Angle Channels Setting Up TVAuto Program for the Built-in Tuner For CABLE, select on or OFF, then select Auto Program When you are finished…Select an Internal TV tuner, and then select Back TV channel you selected appears Auto Program for External TV Tuner Setting Up and Connecting the IR Blaster Using the On- screen Remote Control Do not remove the backing paper from the IR Blaster yet Connecting two devices to a single input terminal Setting up multiple external devicesSelect the type of the on-screen remote ControlPage Necessary Equipment Connecting to Internet Connection Examples Connecting to a cable or DSL modem Configuring router settings Connecting several devices to a modem with a routerWhat is a router? Select Back Internet Connection window reappears Before Configuring Network SettingsConnecting via LAN Dhcp Connecting Via LAN PPPoE Connecting via LAN Assigning an IP Address ManuallySetting Select LAN DHCP/Manual IP address Internet connection password*2 Access ID*1Select OK This sets the configuration for LAN PPPoE DNS1*3 and DNS2*4 parameters LocationFreeTV to access your mail account Setting Up MailTo send and receive mail, you must configure E-mail window reappears Select Settings, then select Exit Password *2 Basic Guide to On-screen Icons Guide to On-screen IconsPage Select Back Connection mode is changed Wireless Connection at Home Wired LAN Connection On Wired LAN Connection at Home Following is an example of how to establish a Wireless Connection OnSetting Up to Use Public Wireless Access Encryption Authentication schemeAlias Security About WirelessSecurity settings of the LocationFreeTV Page Advance Watching A/V via Home-Wired LAN Enable Wired LAN Base station Address Connecting via Home-WiredConnecting the monitor Line types not supported by NetAV Connecting to the Internet using the NetAV functionWhat’s NetAV Start up the NetAV server on the base station Setting Up NetAVMaking the base station accessible by NetAV Setting the Dynamic DNS client on the base station Configuring the monitor to connect using NetAVRegistering Other Monitors Port number for the NetAV Setting up for additional monitors Configuring base station settings Registering other monitors to the base station Configuring additional monitor settingsSetting up to connect to the base station via the Internet For the LF-X1 For the LF-X5 Connecting with NetAVWhen Connecting via Wired LAN Quitting NetAV Establishing the NetAV connectionChanging TV channels Changing the TV picture size Select a speed Basics Operations Select a function LF-X5 has no Monitor Video In option Corresponding screen appearsIndex window appears LF-X1 LF-X5 Changing channels with the on- screen remote controlWatching TV and Video Changing channels with the stylus Settings button Displays the Settings window Using the TV/Video ScreenParts and controls on the TV/Video screen For the LF-X1 Optimizing Picture Quality Selecting a Secondary Audio Program SAP Using the Sub- Screen LF-X1 only Capturing Images Press Capture when a scene appears that you want to save Using the Wide Screen Mode LF-X5 only Page Web Viewing Web Pages Basics Parts and controls on the Web window Using the Web Window After viewing a web page that requires user authentication Using the Fav. ListViewing Web Pages Useful Functions Adding a web page to the Fav. list Renaming a web page in the Fav. list Viewing a web page in the Fav. listSelect Add Selected web page begins downloading Copying web pages to or from an external memory card Saving a Web Page SaveDeleting web pages from the Fav. list Enter a new title in the Title field and select OK Renaming a saved web Viewing a saved webCopying saved web pages to or from an external memory card Deleting saved web pages Web Capturing a Web Page AlbumSearching for Text on a Web To stop searching, select Exit Copying and Pasting Text Default Configuring OtherOn the Web Settings Enable Flash Enable JavaScriptEnable Java Applet Erase Saved PasswordsPage Mail Inbox and Outbox Windows Using Mail BasicsUsing the Mail Window Reply Displays the window for Replying to mail 1 Resend Reply, Resend, or EditSending mail that you have Already sent Compose Mail window Composing and Sending Mail Composing Mail Selected picture is displayed in the Compose E-mail window Attaching a Picture or MovieFrom the Outbox Removing attached pictures Verifying attached picturesAttaching multiple pictures Saving a drawing in the Photo Album Attaching a DrawingAttaching multiple drawings Reading, Replying to, and Forwarding Mail Content of the mail is displayedReading Mail Select Save Drawing is saved in the album Deleting mail Displaying mail in full-screen modeFollowing links in mail Enlarging an attached picture Replying to multiple recipients Replying to MailForwarding Mail Using the Address Book Using Mail Useful FunctionsAdding addresses to the address book Enter the mail address of the recipient, and select Send Mail window shown in reappears Selecting a recipient from Address BookEntering addresses directly in the Address Book Editing the address book Renaming a folder Moving Mail to Memory Stick or CompactFlash Card Select Settings Settings window reappears Select Exit Configuring Other Mail SettingsAuto-checking for New Mail LF-X1 Only Searching for Mail 100 Setting an E-mail Protection Password 101 Page Album 104 Using the Album Window Displaying the Album Viewing Images in the Album105 Open the Index window, and select Album Stretching a small picture to full- screen LF-X1 only Viewing Enlarged Pictures106 107 Viewing a Slide ShowDisplaying selected pictures in a selected order Changing the slide show screen- change interval 108 Drawing on ScreenSaving a drawing in progress Starting from scratch Pen panel Using the Drawing Palette109 110 Watching MoviesStamp panel To use stamps Compose E-mail window appears Sending a Picture by Mail111 Compose and send the mail 1 112 113 Displaying Picture InformationInformation window appears Select OK Picture List window reappearsPage Entering Characters 116 Entering Characters Alphabetic keyboard Using the On-screen Keyboard117 118 Symbol keyboard 119 Using an External Keyboard LF-X1 onlyPage Memory Stick LF-X1 CompactFlash LF-X5 122 Supported Media TypesInserting a Memory Stick Removing the Memory Stick About data Memory Stick Media123 Inserting a CompactFlash card Using a CompactFlash Card LF-X5 Only124 Removing a CompactFlash Card Using a Memory Stick Duo125 126 Initializing a Memory Stick CompactFlash Card Functions and Settings Power Save Timer Basic Settings128 Backlight shuts off and the screen goes dark Restoring a Deleted Channel Manually Deleting Unwanted Channels129 Channels this product can receive 130 Adjust the necessary items Select Manual Changing Wireless Channel ManuallyWhile checking the wireless signal Quality, select the optimum wireless Channel What Is Wireless LAN? Using the Base Station as a Wireless Access PointUsing another wireless device nearby 132 133 Setting Up a Wireless LANSetting up the LocationFreeTV 134 Setting up your computer Resetting All Settings Resetting Factory DefaultsInitializing Internet Connection/Wireless Initializing the Base Station 136 Initializing Mail Settings Checking Available Memory Settings window is restored Select Back137 Increasing available memoryPage Others 140 Status IndicatorsStatus indicators General Troubleshooting141 TV and video 142External Keyboard LF-X1 only 143 TV/video 144No picture Poor picture Web 145 146 Mail 147 Album Public Wireless Access148 NetAV 149 Others 150Registered monitors 151 Specifications BP-LX1A Battery AC power adapter152 AC-LX1M for the monitor Optional Accesories 153 For the LF-X5 System 154 BP-LX5B Battery BP-LX5A Battery155 AC-LX5M for the monitor 156 Monitor Approx lbs oz g Including the battery BPRequirements 50/60 Hz Battery 2,200 mAh 157 Index 158 159 Trademarks

Sony LF-X1, LF-X5 operating instructions Basic Installing and Connecting, Basic Basic Setting

Models: LF-X1, LF-X5

Setup and Connections

BASIC: Installing and Connecting

BASIC: Basic Setting

BASIC: Guide to On-screen Icons